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Permalink Reply by Nancy, Steve, Nathan & Lu on June 6, 2012 at 2:30pm

"The Guide to Owning A Pembroke Welsh Corgi," by Sheila Webster Boneham, Ph.D.

This was the very first Corgi book I purchased when I got Lu, and it served me well. It's straightforward, has lots of pictures, and is relatively short. It's more of a paperback picture book-type manual, and is one that was very helpful for me.

Permalink Reply by Nancy, Steve, Nathan & Lu on June 6, 2012 at 2:33pm

"An Owner's Guide to A Happy Healthy Pet: The Pembroke Welsh Corgi," by Deborah S. Harper

This was another book I purchased when I was starting-out with Lu, and it has a bit more detail than "The Guide to Owning... ," by S Webster Boneham. It's a bit smaller in size, still contains quite a few pictures, but goes into far more detail in its discussions of Corgi traits, habits, and training recommendations.

Permalink Reply by Nancy, Steve, Nathan & Lu on June 6, 2012 at 2:36pm

"Puppy Kisses are Good for the Soul," by Howard Weinstein & Mail Order Annie

I mentioned this book in one of the other discussions on this thread because it was a fun read, but I should mention that it's also a terrific training manual. Howard Weinstein is a dog trainer by trade, and while he tells some really funny stories about his Corgi, "Mail Order Annie," the book is still a great resource about Corgis, their habits, how they think, and how best to train them.

Permalink Reply by Di, Pazu, and Mochi the Bunny on June 6, 2012 at 3:16pm

Although this book is not specific to Corgis, Brenda Aloff's Canine Photographic Guide is just an awesome resource for understanding our furry friends.